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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1949

Page

2

Resolution Explains Tucson Water Bonds Effects

A city council meeting covers a 1 250 000 dollar water revenue bond issue authorized by voters on August 23 1949. The plan funds new wells mains extensions and upgrades with four percent interest and retirement by 1980 from water revenues, not taxes. Surplus funds may be used for lawful purposes and the city cannot dispose of the system while bonds remain unless equal value is substituted.

Tucson Lowing Water Department

Mexican Sorcery Intrigues Judge

Superior Judge Lee Garrett contemplates a letter from Agua Prieta Sonora signed by Porfirio E Williams. Translator Virginia White and Law Librarian Mario Cota Robles report the letter concerns witchcraft but the exact content remains unclear for now.

Lee Garrett Agua Prieta Sonora Porfirio E. Williams Virginia White Mario Cota-Robles Williams

Hearing set for juveniles after admissions of thefts and burglaries

Hearings in juvenile court will be held tomorrow for two high school boys who admitted at least nine automobile thefts and as many burglaries. A separate juvenile crime spree involved three youths caught near United Market with loot.

Floyd Brumbaugh Brumbaugh South Tucson United Market S. Sixth Ave William Molina John Rabage

Armed Robberies Reported On Tucson Streets

Two weekend robberies in Tucson are under police investigation. Louis Romeras and Eugene Marcus report being held up at South Main and 18th streets by two men, one with a knife and one with a gun. Romeras lost $75 for his employer and Mosley lost $441 at Convent and Broadway after being approached by two armed men.

Tucson Louis Romeras W. Iowa Sr Eugene Marcus E. Aviation Rd South Main 18Th Streets Romeros John O. Mosley 17Th St Convent Street Broadway Mosley

KCNA Manager Reports Auto Thefts In San Carlos Lot

Wayne Sanders says a topcoat a pipe and a microscope were stolen from his car parked in the San Carlos lot this morning with total value of 63 dollars. Police investigated the incident and recorded the claim.

Wayne Sanders KCNA San Carlos

Man Pleads Innocent in Peeping Charge at City Court

Hollis Haggard of 603 N Third Ave pleaded innocent on a sprawling peeping charge. An occupant in the Santa Rita dwellings area reported seeing him at a window. The case was continued to Thursday for a hearing.

Hollis Haggard Third Ave Sprawling Santa Rita South Third Avenue 18Th Street iThursday

Britain Extends Television Reach to Third of Population

The BBC opened a second transmitter at Sutton Coldfield as part of four relays to bring TV to about 70 percent of England Wales Scotland and Northern Ireland within three years. About 180000 Britons now own TV sets, more than double last year, though pubs have not yet adopted TV viewing.

Birmingham Eng Britain British Isles BBC Sutton Coldfield England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland

Burglary Attempt at Drug Store on Myers and Congress

A burglary attempt occurred at a drug store on the corner of Myers and Congress streets. The front door was pried open this morning and nothing appears missing.

Myers and Congress Streets

Theft of Tool Boxes Reported in Delaware Street Case

Robert A. Abril reports two tool boxes valued at 250 dollars stolen from the rear of his automobile today. He could not name when or where the theft occurred and told police he does not know the thief.

Robert A. Abril Delaware

Reckless drivers face continuances in city court

Three drivers facing charges after weekend incidents appeared in city court and were granted continuances. Marcario Garcia pleaded innocent to striking a parked truck near West Mission road. Willie Williams claimed his truck was out of gas after a collision. Isiah Polite denied hitting a parked car near North 11th avenue. Guy O. Cook pleaded innocent to running a stop sign and causing a collision that injured Betty Gross.

Marcario Garcia W. Niagarast West Mission Road Willie Williams San Jose Isiah Polite Davis-Monthan North 11Th Avenue West Third Street W. C. Dunn Guy O. Cook N. Camilla Blvd North Cherry Avenue East Sixth Street Betty Gross Calle Glorietta

Burglary Reported at West Rosales Residence

Leonard Leon reports a burglary at 412 W Rosales on Saturday evening. Items stolen include clothing and cash totaling 172 dollars from his home.

Leonard Leon W. Rosales Leon

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